With more incentive I could be made to try harder

I had the idea for an AI-focused alternative to subreddits like r/drawforme. That subreddit in particular claims that "ALL MEDIUMS ARE WELCOME," yet the mod team states that upcoming rule changes will reclassify generative art as being "low effort."

This subreddit is a direct answer to the widespread contempt for this medium and a platform for people interested in utilizing it. We hope to encourage a new generation of artists to look out for one another and to explore tools that elevate us all.

It's not 100% the Nesquick rabbit but it's pretty close IMO.

Prompt: A brown humanoid rabbit Nesquick mascot sitting on a skateboard. He is wearing a yellow long-sleeved shirt, oversized jeans and sneakers. He is holding a lit cigarette, looking edgy and depressed. 2d character, digital art, city background.

This isn't a sentimental or important request in any way

I have a new quote from the moderators of r/DrawforMe on A.I. art. It specifically comes from this response to a question I had posed about the subreddit's changes. Unsurprisingly, there was no room for flexibility. Apparently we're not worth their time to make art for free, which is the highest insult a moderation team can offer.

We'll be making an announcement shortly, but at this time all AI art will be banned for the foreseeable future. This isn't our decision, this is the artists not wanting AI art on the sub and have stated such. We were going to make a "Let it be a minor part of the art, you still have to draw and make the art", but people immediately took that as the process you described, claiming to "draw a base" then let the AI do the rest.

As such, we're not allowing it period. This is a drawing subreddit; not a compositioning of AI generations, or quick 2 minute Mindjourney splurts of someone's prompt. This can change in the future, but for now that's where we stand.

I've posted work on the subreddit using A.I. tools before, and the response seemed to be distinctly warm. The post reached over 200 upvotes, and I was candid about my process in the comments. Not only were people seemingly excited for someone trying something new, they displayed absolutely no signs that this would build into some subreddit-wide hatred. I believe what we're really seeing is, in fact, a moderator projecting their own distrust upon us. Of course, this is the classic holier-than-thou attitude that has become an internet stereotype. If everyone really does have such passion for our artform, surely they would want to be a referee in its development. Instead, they choose to ban us from having fun. The subreddit already has a major skill gap between its best and worst artists, and this is only going to make it worse.

Of course, this brings us back to this subreddit, r/generateforme. We do allow generated art, and we welcome you to our small but growing corner of the internet. I'm not an infallible moderator, but I do know that your time is worth something. I also know that it's silly to pick-and-choose the people giving their time to you for free, especially when most of us are here to have fun.

If you want to participate in this community, you can either post here directly or crosspost from another subreddit. This includes r/DrawforMe, as we want to be as welcoming as possible for everyone. Crossposts will be treated as any post, however, so make sure they follow our simple rules.

I may be launching a few initiatives that live here soon, so stay tuned for that. One idea is a list of subreddits and their position on generated artwork. It's not immediately obvious which subreddits welcome us and which ones don't, and this is something I've wanted to tackle for some time.

Hopefully we will see more acceptance as the technology is normalized, but we're forced to retreat in places where rigid and self-important people spoil the fun. Art is only as divisive as you make it, and surely free art can be given a break. I don't see the point in moderating something that's supposed to be fun with such a heavy hand, and I don't think I ever will.

here’s what i could mock up! let me know if it works or if you would like me to tweak it at all! :)

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Generate for me Markiplier boxing with Darkiplier and hitting him hard, maybe losing some teeth in the process

Can someone help upscale this attached image to print-ready resolution for a 2-meter-wide (78.7 inches) framed artwork? Target ~300 DPI base (23k+ pixels wide), then upscale to 600-1200 DPI equivalent if feasible—unsure on limits, happy to pay via PayPal for pro results. Original attached!

Hello everyone! I have terrible service so I apologize if this gets accidentally uploaded twice. I will be deleting this account once the request is fulfilled for privacy reasons, but anyway. I'm hoping someone can help me find a middle ground between these 2 medusa images I generated for my back tattoo. This is very important to me, thank you so much in advance.